15 February 1971
8.4 is a decimal.
12.5 is already a decimal.
Not hard at all. To change a percent to a decimal, simply move the decimal to the left two places:225.0% = 2.25
you take the 2nd decimal and if it is under 5 you take out the 2nd decimal and leave the 1st decimal the way it is, if the 2nd decimal is 5 and over you add 1 to the 1st decimal with 5.72 it will change to 5.7 but if it was 5.77 it would change to 5.8
0.626262 as a repeating decimal would be expressed as: 0.626262626262626262626262.....
In the UK 15th February 1971.
Yes, you can.
A decimal number is simply a way of representing a number in such a way that the place value of each digit is ten times that of the digit to its right. A decimal number need not have anything whatsoever to do with money.
its between £1500-£3500
Different countries changed at different times so you will need to specify which country.
You can change a decimal into a fraction or a percentage
What advantages does a decimal money system have/?
Specially designed trucks and vans distributed decimal cash registers and cash / coinage across the country. Old Imperial money was changed into decimal currency as it was spent.
you can change a fraction to a decimal by dividing the bottom number into the top number.
0.5 is a decimal so therefore you cant change a decimal to a decimal. But, 0.5 as a number is 5.
You change three percent to a decimal.
the decimal point in money is to separate the dollars from the cents.